My daughter ha a 2003 dodge stratus 2.4 that died. It has no spark at all, checked fuses and replaced ignition coil with no change. what should i try next?

Not likely to cause the switch to "blow". are you looking for the ignition fuse or relay- they're under the dash or under the hood in the fuse/power distribution box!

Easy! The DIS module has failed...!

The Stratus 2.4L engine uses what is called "a wasted spark" ignition system, that feeds two cylinders with the same ignition coil. Havind a pair of Cylinders dead means one of the coils or the module is inoperative. Amclaussen.

so replace the fuse

try to change crank shaft position sensor

Probably loses either gas or spark. So check fuel pressure when it won't start, and check for spark on a plug wire. If fuel pressure is low, probably a bad pump. If no spark, diagnose the ignition system: coils, ignition coil control module (ICM), crank position sensor, etc.

An easy way to see if you lost gas, is to spray carb cleaner or starting fluid into the air intake while cranking engine. If it rumbles and tries to start, you know it is a fueling problem.

CHECK IGNITION COIL FUSE.IF FUSE OKAY.YOU REPLACED COIL POWER TRANSISTOR. OTHER POSSIBLE CAUSES YOU NOT GETTING SPARK COULD BE FAULTY CAMSHAFT SENSOR AND CRANKSHAFT SENSOR ALSO FAULTY PCM.BEST TO CODE SCAN CAR BEFORE BUYING NEW PARTS.

timing belt will not affect spark. If you don't have spark, recommend you focus there first, because timing belt is a big job. Use a test light to see if there is power to the coil with key on. If no power at coil, check ignition fuse and relay. If you have power but no spark coming from the coil, the problem is the coil or the ignition modulator. Any questions, please reply.

Have your ignition coils replaced

check for fuel pump relay and if it has a ecm fuse or relay and check them

the large fuses in the fuse box there is one in there for ignition